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It's a Dog's Life Photo Exhibition - June 5 to 16





It's a Dog's Life photographic exhibition by acclaimed pet photographer, Serena Hodson, will be held in Brisbane from June 5 until June 16, 2017.

The stars of this exhibition are her three dogs: Simon (a British Bulldog), Garfunkel (a French Bulldog) and Henri (a Wired Dachshund) who have already amassed a 100,000-strong social media fan base after their owner began posting quirky pics of her pups on Facebook.

Simon and Garfunkel playing Monopoly - Photo (and above): Serena Hodson

“I love my gorgeous dogs to bits and started posting my pics of them just for fun,” said Ms Hodson. “Suddenly my art went viral as an army of fans in US, Germany, the UK and even Brazil went barking mad for my dogs.

“I think it’s because I show the individual personality of my pets. Simon is grumpy but sweet, Henri is always happy and sees the silver lining in every day, while Garfunkel loves to be the centre of attention.”

“For many years it’s been just a hobby but the popularity of my family pooches has persuaded me to take the next step and turn my passion into a full time profession. I’m thrilled to present my debut exhibition.


“It’s a Dog’s Life" will feature a series of stand-out portraits Serena has captured over the years including several never-before seen images expected to delight fans, photography fanatics and animal lovers.

Ralph the Dachshund is another Facebook sensation - Photo: Serena Hodson

Facebook sensations, Ralph (a Dachshund) and Rocco (the Bullmastiff), subjects of Serena’s earlier art will also appear in the collection. 



She is now regularly named as one of the top 10 pet photographers in the world and her work will be published by Macmillan in October in a new book, Upside Down Dogs.

What: "It’s a Dog’s Life" Photography Exhibition

Where: Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane

When: Monday 5th June until Friday 16th June, from 9:00 am to 5:00pm. 

Entry is free.

For more information, please visit www.serenah.com.au
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